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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

all he know was to the tape pass over
their shoulders and the waist round,
ana cry out 36t, 244, and then he must
be close watch or he give it wrong"
The little woman then cut and made
the garment, while the wretched tape
measurer drew salary and posed as
proprietor. This year the tailor-made
suit is not the rule, and so she may run
her business in propria persona. Tail
or made suits admit of too little variety
to please the run of women. There is
q resemblance in each 90 the other I'M
pleasant to world fond of change.
The simple runs of stitching or bands
of braid soon tired the luxurious fancy
of dressy woman, and SO the tailor
made female is much scarcer than she
used to be.
1t is in the iaunty short jackets like
the four examples here given that
tailor-making retains its popularity.
Some of them are short, single breasted
and very close fitting, being smooth even
over the small tournure that is now SO
we'll worn. Such jackets are so
smoothly and so deliberately trimmed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

SIMPLICITY is the watchword of
fashion. A dress must look as simple
and as elegant as possible, but this
same simplicity is nothing else than
the most refined and consummate art.
Each touch of drapery, each line and
each fold must be artistic and perfect
in its way, but it m ust look the very
essence of simplicity itself. Folds are
ca led the simplest decoration, there
fore everything is arranged in folds as
plant and graceful as they are varied
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

q material used that wore as long and
looked at the last stage so well. 1t
never seems to grow rusty, and it never
seems TO get dusty. The pile of the
velvet figures will not crush or show
marks, and it never gets like ordinary
BLACK velvet, bald in spots; but fashion
has not been kind to this fabric, and
bargains can usually be found in it.
Let me give tip about using
this Jtuff for gorgeous wrappers.
After you have cut the garment,
take each piece, and with
embroidery silks of all shades of green
for the foliage, and any color you Ike
for the flowers, go to work. Vein the
leaves and with long stitches make
radiating spines from the velvet leaves
out upon the surrounding background.
Do the same thing with the flowers in
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

that buttons are dispensed with, hooks
and eyes being used instead. Short
cloaks of cloth are given a new effect
by having wide fichu collars of plush
that cover the shoulders and are pointed
in front. Long cloaks are made in q
loose shape that follows the outline of
the figure in a graceful fashion, and are
also more comfortable than the closely
fitted garments. Young ladies wear
for carriage wraps round cloaks of half
length, falling just below the hips, and
somewhat like the Talma capes worn
long ago.
There is one magnificent trait about
the simon-pure article. A seam sewed
by man does not rip. A button sewed
on by man does not come OF; drap-
ings tackled by the masculine hand are
done to stop. The best dress makers
throw their gowns together. They
have a multitude of apprentices. The
madam cuts your dress, her draper
Grapes it; that is, she pins things the
way they must be done; then cloud of
assistants tackle it. Ono girl does
the buttonholes, another makes the
underskirt, third bones the waist !;
then the lacking is done where the
draper leaves the pins, and on the first
street corner you come to grief, and
have some one tell you your skirt is
dragging" where some of this hot
needle and burnt thread dressmaking
has been done. The last dress
that the writer had made she insisted
that the pins should be left in to re-
enforce the tackings. The operation
entails much suffering. The air is rent
by smothered yells as she is penetrated
by these pins in cars and cabs, but she
does not come to pieces. Chicago
Ts1Uo3-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30
The ladies of Pulaski are on the point

The ladies OF Pulaski are on the point
of organizing vigilance committee for the
laudable purpose of keeping their men
away from the enervating turkey rattle. 1t
is proposed to take them home every night
by the walk turkey" route, an interesting
process, which consists in Selling fellew
by the expanse of his trousers, and so ele-
waiting him that only his toes touch the
ground.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

1t cannot be repeated too often that
the safety of great wealth with us
lies in obedience to the new version of
the old world maxim, "Richesse oblige."
%. W. Holmes.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

KATE FIELD excels in Workmanship.
OF which exercise she is passionately
fond. She makes a fine figure on horse
back She prefers chestnut sorrel to
any other color.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

THEY say the word chestnut" has
reached interior Africa. That seems to
be carrying joke almost too tar,
doesn't it?-Lo,DeH Citizen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

THE reign of glitter in dress will
soon be over, beads and beaded trim
mings being rapidly driven to the
background.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30
The Cincinnati Villainy OF 1885.

Our readers have not oil forgotten about
the ballot-box stuffing that was done two
years ago in Cincinnati to elect fourteen
Democratic Senators and Representatives
from Hamilton County, so that Johnny
Mclean might succeed John Sherman in
the Senate. After the exposure of the
villainy and the election of the fourteen
bogus members, the Republicans passed a
strict registration law, and here is how il
operated at the late election. The famous
Precinct A, Fourth Ward, of 1885, since
subdivided into precincts A and III, voted
thos Loot month.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

WHERE there is no vision the people
perish.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

THE eggs of single sturgeon, count
ed by Frank auckland, numbered
921 900, and weighed forty-fve pounds.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-11-30

The Jackson Light Guard are going to
build $4,000 armory.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
ST '.ii.}/ONN.

TN thr D>,ritt Court til. Third Judicial Dis.
trict OF the Territory u Mont IL, md for the
County of Ec;tvtrIlc,d.
John ~ Nr5.. plaintiff: vs. .\1rl :lnr>, IT,. de.
tcnd,n,.
Tie people nj the Territory Mant.,,n s:n.i
grectn: to Azc .Alncs. Ir.. Defendant.
hrou h ti'st S the .o>.. named plain. H.
ot the E,vltrry oi Montana :,i,. Tor the County
therein. withr ten iar> t,Scl:siv: ot th,. ia, Of
served within ih> C'unty: Or il served ont OF this
County hat in :hi- District. within twca;v DAYS:
ott.wi>r within 1"utr .'avS or ua.nrn, nl iei:ut,
will b.. 1kcn .i.-l according a Ii, PRAYER
OF sad complaint.
The said .,>t;,,'. !, !lr,i-,lt IT. iro, yn,
the of four hnf,rs' and tortv-SiN 51l.u ,.o.
!uY:, for ;tcnun: ut services rendered and
pait, laid ard ~ ctc,i for. and Tor The ft.
the defendant. v t. nl-ii'.t! il, the 1850 :.
1857.
Aat. >.ni AZ, :.r!'. notified that II tail
appear aIi,. ;syvcr saa complaint above
paired, the said ,;,;:.;;H will take Judgment -c,;
N"u :,r said SUN H sl&'.57. with interest an cast
o: suit
~ G,ven under my hand and ,i,c seal of the
LIS. District C',,srt of the Third Judicial District
0/ot the Territory OF Montana, in and for the
County OF Beaverncad, this ,th dav OF November in
the year of our Lord Thousand .igh, hu;dred
and eighty v-scvcn.
FRANK T.. CORBETr, Clerk.
BY RonrJ MooRE, Deputy Clerk.
Thos. J. GaMaith, Attorney tor P!"in'''I. "'!"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25

Ihc property is stocked for ;on.-
900 shares, par value of S! each.
Fifty thousand shares OF Treasury.
stock arc Offered for sale Il, Fifty >.,9i :
per share, the proceeds of sale to- |,c
applied to the erection OF addition
al reduction works.
With th@ present smelling t:,cili-
ties of the Company they are now
producing daily from ~ to ,ton, OF
bullion, Which nets the Company
over $500 per tom after '}ctravinM all
transportation aud refining charges.
The property of the Company
consists Of the Tuscarora, s,taplcton
& Silver Light (Silv,r-|caD, Iron
Age (iron), Limestone Quarry
valuable Fire Clay deposit, and all
land surrounding property suitable
for towns'tc and building purposes.
The Company contemplatcs next
spring, the purchase Of a large tuf-
mace, the same size and design a.,
used by the Omaha & Grant :>mrlt-
ing & Refining Co., making the
most complete plant III the Terri
tory.
Owing to the limited amount OF
stock offered for sale, parties dcsirin"
to invest can subscribe from this date
and their orders will be xix rl prefer
encc,
Orders by r,ai| or telegraph,
promptly attended to.
AMI.S Is. LE.\II,
46-|W Butte, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Notice Desert Land.

.. '"'t'i t'i'>, y ,irr; Nio,t;t,,l N,,v ,S>-
'nn.itss tvins i,.4r, ..n.t.r,.,! 1t :!,j- III; -.
'''t' J. '4''rc against Oh iT!cs u. Ig>&arI Inv
,'''",G /" t"nri% with ,w to ,n'.y No. 1000
IL: see. IS tnwn~hl, =. Ro " ~ Er'',',. :. q
ht'; o'ntI, Mon, iii >i..r to the cane. iutn,
~ t''' IN "; contestant il,c.in. that tn, {, ,,,nt
' hn' fetilne.t the ah4v& land An .tt'.r,,,,
he'" '''t'.c do ana t',.t thu. cla.,, ,,: +,
'i4 'tiii.Jt. u: hrrtnrr,
N"W 'hc"r,r.t ti,c %i'd parties are h.,en .!1r.
n''cs' ~ appear at this olficc o, the 1.n u,v q,
n'Ech,h. ~. II 10 uclo,i Il, III to res ,,f>.j md
,!f'>h ST :;tonr concerning said aller, {, .iiu~,
na' tcS1i'n"n, 10 ,.. taken before II. r. N.i,,,n
,ron'tt Jud.e htaErrhsAa County, 1T Dii or Mont,
nct' 'n''.r 5. 49,.
:. w. I.,.*ti.1oRIF. Register.
". 5. L .rhnur A,i.y Tor ,o,,st.nt ,,.i}
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Notice. for Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE ); Helena, Mont, NOV. :. VS..
NOTICE is hereby given that he following
~ named settler has filed notice y. his intention
to make final proc" III support OF his eailss and that
said proof will be mad, h fore H. r. Mellon. Pro
bate Judge I'll Hsaver!c,,d Co.,, VI. r.. y, Dillon,
Mont,
Dee. 18th. 1887, viz: Albert W. Ysrumtirld,
who made nrec'np:ion ID ) No. .,us for the 50
sWI:4; NE1-+ SWI-i: SE!.l NWi-, Sec , TIP.
: ) K1SW.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon, and cutivatiu, ,i sy;,.
land, viz: Samuel N. Skeston, James y. Fox.
Iscnot . Fonrn.rr aud Esnia'nr II. App!vhy au
of Wisdom, NJ r.
!h-td :. w. I.ASGHsuSE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Notice For Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, ". r., Nov. 'SS-.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
w cd settler has filed notice O. his intention Il,
make final proGf in support of his rl;,i,s and
that said proof will We made hcior. til" ticl': OF
the District Cour, III and tor lsc:vcr,c"' County.
NJ. T.. at Dillon, Mont,
Dee. ~, 1887. viz: William T.. Kirkwool
who made precrption -. 5. No. t.'pt, ior the So
\NI'i lml lots ; and I Sec. 5, TIP 10 : /, 10 w.
lie names the following witnesses To pr,,>c his
continuous rsid.nc upon. and cultivation nt. said
!and viz: -\ltr,a Decker. ui Red Rock, Mont,
l';,.cs Davidson, D,vi,. L. Hcn'ar,' an,, james
Selway, Of Dillon. NJ. 4.
;n-td $. w. .LANGlIORNI:, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
sn:icc OF Contest,

L.. :. !tNb Drr,ts. Helena, A!u.t ,ulv rs ,>S-
N"'nla having been entered II this office l,v
joseph .n:rrs. against Peter Wat, for abandon
M, his ho't:c>'vad entry No. -.>,5. d,vt |uly =
i~>7, :pon th- no thwcst quarter southwest az fr.
west quarter salt!lcas, quarter .,vc'ion .9 Tp
X r2 west, i. EeaHtrhcad county. Montana: with
view 70 r"nc''"ton of SAID .nlrv: The said mar.
o;? the 10th day OF Dcccmhcr 1887, ut 10 O'Clock a.
H., t" respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alle.e, abandonment. Said testimony to ht
taken bet' II Roh L. Wing at his office ut DiIun
Montana. on December ~. 1857,
$. w. LANGliORNE, Register
w. 5. HARBOUR, Attorney for contestant. 3,u
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
OTlcE FOR PUBLICATION.
M APPLICATION NO. 1929
UNITED STs'fES I,xn tlL,rr,,,.

UNITED STArEs LAND OFFIcE,
Helena, Mont. Oct. II. ls.1.
Nj n Is Is hereby given, that Gaorse W. Far
nnose n posto ttice address is Butte CITY.
= :. aas 1' 1hls day filed his application for a
n n;n. .f1 linear feet of the Indian Queen
r;.. sas uul.im. situated in Brch Creek min
,oa n h:averhead county. Mon:al.;. Terri
Ip:;sNioh, course and ex,en, of the said
-. .aila' In. xesisnated by an official survey
.rs, -. ~; NOS township No. :, south range
Srrhaa Ms more. particularly set forth
., 10y s1l u the official field notes and Plat
n. Al nle III t'sis "iiice rs follows, t.,-Wit:
~ 81, d, u, the n W cor. granite stone :a,s,5.
h.. ms. deep marked 1-2lt7 for cor.
Narins trees from which initial
rr.r. m. established for surveys in sun
:rs.'seseho r. |: south range 10 Vi, bear.
l:n r. west l5 feet and runn;n. thence s
l;n,i, ;nM saat thence s as 4 so It. thenc..
y nl,aa n tn"n"e n 7a@ W hsp tt. 70 cor,
;crs' raa;r = Of beginning containing m are;.
spnGana,,.h sGn ,his survey claimed by The above.
tba 'a of THIS min. IS rccor'al in ,ho
on N n,.,' .ao.un,'y Recorder of Beaverhead
;ain;ss'e. ise 43l IN book 90 of records.
''9' c',!'ns arc unknown,
. W. l-.NGHoRsE. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Desert Land Final Proof. Motto. for Pub
licati0n

Us. '>Hnd t.i'rr. Helena. Mont. Dc. :, l>>-.
Notice is hereby eircn lh:t Iiu.as!> W. loinl,x-
'cr o: Dillon. 'cavcclc.d county, Mon,,n:,, has
til:1 notice ii intention to max, proof his desert
land claim n'.nbcr vi, for tEt. n,nt,;t q,,ar,,i
northeast quarter =, no.:hwcs, quarter north
vest quarter northeast quarter. >n,,, half rort
cast quarter: north half so,wr qu.r1cr. SOUTH
tt@t quarter southwest quarter and >!tioist 4,,ir
ter se:. ~ tp south range west before ii. Il.
Nc!,on pratc Judge of lse.v"rhc..d county. NJ. r..
- Dlon. Mont;i'H;. On MnmG.'v, t.r LIST h:,, ,
November. ~.
liz r's'n,s the ini"nin. v,tncs>,> - prove thc
co'rri.t irrigation and rct'iarnu,oi, Of sale, land J.
fov;!l II. i;s:zicy. lanes {. 'onrs, Charles W.
C0ngcr and William &. Orr. AL of III ION. Mont.
:.-td :. W. Lung h.rn'. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Dec. ~, 1887, VIZ: James l.. FOX.
NOTICE. FOR FINAL l'i:Cur.

l.,Sr DFrlct IT HELENA. NJ. r., Nov. :, ,Ss1.
MOTTO l. j. h,r"',r give, tina, the tollu, na!!..
~ ~ scttlcr has Fled notice Of his intention Is,
nsr hnl proc: in support of his claiin, and t,.,,
s':u .'-"'t VII! .,c made hc:or. the IL. Il Mrtt IL.
Probate Judge, !;e;sveEit Al County, NJ. T., at D
Ion Mont. on
bee. 10. 1887, viz: Sa,nucl NJ. >I.lton,
who made nrcctnp,io y = -. :sot 90. the W.,
NLH: SEX NEA and Nl.,-4 NV, SOC. 20 :p.
!, 5 KI5 W.
continuous residence upon. ard cultivation of SAID
ian, VIZ: James y. Fu>. Albcr, W. Hrntntrl,!,
.it.rjAa, +. liH,.';'f and ,oiln W. Wri.h. Il, ot
Wisdom. Mont.
I>.-,u S. W. i.AN:.lIORNl.. Re. lister.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Notice for Final Proof.

LAND OftIct at Helena, Mont, \o,. ?, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the follow. r,,n,, set
icr has filed motto. Of dis intention, 10 make Anal
p:on! in support OF his claim, and ,ha, said proof
vii! h'' made before II. X. Melton, probate i,dac Of
Rca'erhead county, NJ. r., Dillon, Mont. on
Dee. :4th, 1887. viz: John Ncnger,
~ho made prccmntion dce!ar,tor, statement No.
7s4, tor the W., \E' and -. NV !; Sec y, liz.
4SRi,W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove hi,
continues residence upon, and Culti alton c said
land. viz: John II. E.sc,ick. joan W. Wright
Matthias Wadherr ard Martin RU:c all of WIS
DOM Montana.
i7-td :. V. LANt,ls2<>E Rcyis.r
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
MOI: :cE OF FINAL ENTRY
LAND tTs.Cfay HELENA. Mon, >.,,

LAND tTt.cF AZ HELENA, Mont. Son ,>S-
NOTIt,i. is hereby give, tha. til, f,,,,;
Cd settler i''s filed motto. of his intention ~ ,l
h''ll proof ia support of his claim, and th.t s;,,
proof Will ne made before the Clerk of ths. ns,r
Sonrt' OF t'ea"erhcad Co.. Montana \. H.. r,,r ~
pil!on, Montana On ''' Gay ''
November &c, 1881 viz: .Jarius A. Chase
who made Homestead application Number I, 40,
tor the I. Mex, SW~ NI:,la NW,-t s;:, :
sec: 81, Fp. 5 ,5W. =
~: names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cul,iya,tm rt .a;,
.,na: VIZ lanes lnncs, Alfred H. Mcv,y, Ernnk
NJ Dixon and William FRASER :,ii 8. Wisdom. VI. !
4Itd S. ". LANGHORNE, Kc,r;stcr
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
zrrr' -T,'fircs.
Notice For: FINAL PROOF

LAND NFf,vt At HELENA, NJ. T., pytn,
~ T. H'rt''l -ir' II that tn. f"..'ov ~. II ~,
90! ~"li,r ms ii I! r,,1u.,.. - his nr
'''' - }i:nnf II Suoort of his Ia; ,i} ,i,.,
,'' r'.'' ,rof viii IL, ntat, Il Tor, u. K VI n ,
Mon, on ''' - II '.'n
nesemi,er 10, 1887, viz: Jas. NJ. y v,.,.,,
'''','t PIE mp ION lara r. It sc pc.t W
w. 10Y '''e y VIZ >,r .. Up h. : I, $ x,
:" n't"cs the .,,iirwinl Nin.-,,.. ;.
l'c "'s 'N'nt'n~ residence. ,ttn, At,,t ,,r,,,,.:,
=. '' ." l'n.', rtz: !'ra,k r. i:rndu.> :j.,r
=. '.n IN. NJ -
4 'H s.. l.AStuN,. NE. t.ru,<,,r
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Desert Land. Final Proof Notice tor pui,-
lcatiol,.

7. >. lnnd Office. Helena, Mont. Or, - l,,7
, Notice is hereby given that George r. HARDY of
to make proof On his desert land claim No i,J,::'
for the east iaif northeast quarter section - Ip
south range u west; the northwest quarter and
southwest 4unr'e: sactio:, 10 ZIP g sot,, rang, u
W before IL. |, Melton Probate Judge K,.lver-
head county. NJ. T.. at Dillon. Mont, On Monday
the 9Th day of December. 1857.
tie names the following witnesses 10 prove. th,.
complete irrigation and reclamation of said!
l.nd: l.ouia kreuscr. Hugh 7. Grugan, Fre,lcric.
W. pahnish and JaromeJ. Sperry, all uf Ba,4-
mack. Montana.
t'-td =. ". lnnshornc, register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
COUNTY BONDS,

GEAll-D proposals will y. received by the loas (:
~ y: County commissioners OF Hc:lvtrhr;lti Co..,
Non,'na Territory. until Monday, December 9Th,
',>1 *; - O'Clock noon, tor the purchase ot twu1,
Thousand $4,000 dollars of county bonds Of said
county. said bonds to he of the denomination ct
$500, each hearing interest ut the ra.: o per
rcnt per annnn, rcatcnahlc 1T the pleasure OF l.
cou,y after ten wears and payable in twenty wears
ir':' date ot iss',c. Interest payable semi annually
AZ The elcc OF the County Treasurer. Dillon, Mon.
,a"h, or II the City o: New York, Chicago o san
Francisco.
All proposals should be addressed to the Board
st County Commissioners of Eca>.rhr;l! County,
o'llor, Montana, and be received 1T or c!orc 2
o'clock noon, Monday. Dec. 9Th, 1857 Nnid bonds are
issued under ;n act of the Legislative Assembly %.
.:se Territory OF Mon,ana, entitled An act g.
amend An act to authorize County Commissioners
- issue honas to rc'cn outstanding in.:ebt,tlncs
Approved March -, 1SS;. An"ndrcn, approved
Ata"rh :th 1887.
No bids i, less t,;.! >aiu. can hr entertained
l;v order o, the E:.rd of County Commits ion, RS
"st Hravrrscad t,.vn'v. NJ. 7.
ru.. -. MCt,sr',.r.
Clerk tthc Beard
Dillon. Montana, >tH. 18th. 1857. ~
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Notice for Final l'raui.

LAND Or! rtE:t HELENA. NJ. r Nnv. :. I>S,.
MOTICEis is herehv given th:,, tic ioit,. ;n:, nan,
AS ID settler has tiled no,iccL III i.i~ intention u
make his final proof ONLY in >up',,:; OF his claim,
am, THAI said i'rrt't win nc mad. .:t'rr II. Il,
Melton, l':"Hat: I!a=c, B~vtrl,ld &C.,. NJ. r.. i:
Dillon, Montana, .,n
t,ec. 10. 1885,. viz: .Iame> II. Htchell,
"'o made prccInition -. :. No. ,,,> !. T. iSSi,
tor the sWAt EE,-l: Sci, .VW::: NNl-, 81:
IL, Sec. s. Ip. IS ROW.
This evidence will be that Of rlau..all: only.
l1-ta =. .W.IiNt;IIOl;\ Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
2ega1 Clothes.
Dese1t s>:tnd, Final Proof S,,,,
licati0n

% land o'''r' Helena, Mont., Oc,. 9th, ,>s-,
>, NOTICE IS hereby given tl1at Franz, ,Ju rs !,
Rock. Eeavcrhead countv, Mont h,s H., VI ,,t'
OF i,'tntior tn make ,rooton his dcs.r, ,,i ,;
nunsr ZOO. tor 'e northeast Quarter sec. '',' ~
so,,',, l'''.r nnr'nws>' quarter SEC II d. y,
a'n SOY ''nSn 10 west hriore H. X. Melton NIX.
,"ase on i'.aF"rht;l,t rcn,tv, NJ r., at I,;,,"'
hn,l', on saturday. the r3tl, sf> ,t Nov,,,,t, ~
re names lhe following witnesses TO pror, ~,
t-'isFs"n :s,i! 'nr> W Scott, Daniel n CIV i''u
nam IN" J'hn Frost all Of Red Rncl, Mont.
wv" =. ". l.anrfnrny r-vst.r
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Desert Land. Final Proof -Notic. for J'ul,
i:cntiOM.
.5ui1tl States Land Office.

.tuitel States Land Office.
Helena, Mort, Oct, ~. 1>>7.
Notice j. hrvcis given that John f. Hurby, nf
Bannack, Montana Territory has filed notice of
Intention to make proof on his desert land claim
No. lO4. for tho northwest quarter and south
fore Ii. 4: Melton, probate Judge, Beaverhrad
county, n. r, at Dillon, Mont. on Monday, the
18th day Of December, 1887.
Il" namrs tho following witnass.- t. prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land: Louis krenger, Frederick ". Pahnish
:! Jerome J. Spcrry and Hugh =. irugan, aii If
ljannaCn. Mont.
'3-td s. ". lanuh"rnr. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Desert Land. Final Eroos. Notice 1os pn,,-
licaiiun,
UNITED STAThs LAND OsElct

UNITED STAThs land O4FlCt,,
Helena. Montana Nov. i, 1887,
NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth $ ephens
~ "t hannack. NJ. r., has flied notice of inter..
ion to make proof on her .lcscr. land claim, 10.
1922 for the sE,.l NWl--}: NE,.Y sW,.i NW,-,
81 4, S7s SEX Sec. 3o Up. 9, S II W. hr,,u
Probate Judge of I'cavcrhc,,a County, NJ. r.. 4,
Di!lcn, NJ. r.. ON Monday, ,h. roth day OF Dc.
cen,bcr, 1887.
She names the following witnesses to prove thu.
complete irrigation and reclamation OF said !and: :
a,'cs aggcrs. John Jack, William Roe and sam
"cl 'tggers, all Of Bannack, Mont.
tstd 5. w. LA NGiIORNE, Register
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Desert '.and, Final Proof.-Notice for I,,,,,
lica:iOn,
tNIrtp STATES LAND trl1tE.
iE lena. Mon;::rl, Oct. ~. 1sS-


NOTICE l.. hGrehr given tina, lanes I,rrers of
'':'nn'ek !'ravtlhca" county, Mont,nn has
neg nctce n1 itn non to make proof H.; desert
west quarter southeast quarter Sec. q uor.hwt,,
quarter west I'lt 'or,'s"> turte- west half south
vSt quarter sou'h mai! southwest quarter sec q
Tp Q /; /, ", H. fore clerk o.; 1ht. dsfr,, r,,r,
~ and tor lseave'hrad County. NJ. T., III Dillon
Montana, on Saturday. The roth day %. December,
1887. ~ =
lie names the following w:;,csscs +, nrnv,, ,,,
ccotnrlcte irrigation and rrc!a,nHion of said l,rd
Jnhn MCLEOD, k"hcr, Mny,in, John Jack and III
ram a. Nlrn'r>o',, III o. h.-nnc'. Mont.
tt-td S.N. f.t%C!iORNE N,yis1c-
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
!. ,,nd, Final rruot-.to.ig: Cor Pub.
IicstiGsi.

Lard Office, Helena, Mont, Ori. II, t>>..
i. heyeh; s:yei, that Abram $. Rife. of
rs neavers.ead to1lnty, Mo:stHn;:, has
F;pa Of Intention ia make p.-oof ,n his
Ind claim No. ll,A for hand in unsur-
| II. l:SKl3 W before Henfy 4. Melton.
rof December. 1857.
Ianps lle following witnesses to prove the
p,e irrigation and reclamation of s4,u
Snhony :. Barrett, James $. .'.rrett, .!oa-
| Netlen eni !sanc Rife, all cf TED Rock.
tR.
S.W. IA&NNNRXE. Hr.istrr.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-11-25
Notice for Final Proof.

',,n Nlf''rE 81 }:t,r>,, NJ. r., Nov. :, 1877
Nci!> |! is hereby ri zen tina, the following !a:,.
~ ed settler ,us filed notice u; his ii.tv,ton to
IN. mn! proc n support ci his clai,1 and ,.,at
s'''u proof Wal .', 'n'd. before Henry X. Mclton
probate lud1" IL Dillon, NJ T.,
Dec. IL, 1887, VIZ: ,Iancs Il. Eox
WIZ" made i,reenrntnr II. $. No. 7,os t,r The cas-,
il IT southeast quarter: north quarter su.,i.rl :,
tH'f't' Ncti"i' q, southwest quarter %,@tf est
quart >,''. - p. : II - ".
l' r;'':, s th, following N:t.ars to prove his
c"i'i''';""S residence npnn anl cultivation .. said
I'ntl VIZ: >'n,ue, NJ >ktlIcn. Albert ". Drutn-
siciI 't,1''''';: =. l!3n>, 2ua John w. Wrni,' al
"a: Wisdom. MDrl'an:;.
!",l :, ". .i.A&GNORNE, Register.